The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-09
STREET NOTES.

Rest meal in Waco NJ the SlNel
Moon.
Pure strained honey, at b. a. Little
& Cos.
Best cup of coffee at the Silver
Moon.
,Juciest porterhouse steaks in Waco
At the Silver Moon.
The people are pouting about the
DELAY OF that free bridge.
No fires to kindle, no ashes to emp
~ when using gas stoves.
Boys. there is nothing like the work
done at Waco Laundry.
Guns for hire, and loaded shells for
sale at Ambold's gun store.
A full stock of Bata ,is and Cali.
fornia fruits, ut Is. A. Little II Co.'S.
a family dinner for ten persons can
be cooked at a cost OF 8 cents on a gas
stove.
The eastern and northeastern parts
of the county were blessed with fine
rains on Sunday.
Old papers Tor sale at THE ExAMI-
KER Office at 25 cents per hundred or
81 per thousand.
Just received a shipment Of delic-
ious sugar Drips in one quart cans, at
b. A Little g. Cos.
Young man, your girl will be proud
of YOU II you have your shirts done
up at the Waco Steam Laundry.
c. l.. Spooner & Co., the West End
Druggists, have years of experience.
10 recommend them to the trade.
Parties thinking of going to Cali
fornia can get information greatly to
their advantage by calling on j. +.
Elgin IL Co.
The fatal spell which seemed to
have fallen on the marriage market
j. broken. Two licenses were issued
yesterday.
There are three cases of violation of
the sunday law in the recorders court.
The mayor has given instructions that
the law he enforced.
The j. Ii. Gurley Lodge, No. 1877
A. +. n A. NJ, met last night for
work i'll the fellow.crafts degree
with a good attendance.
Yesterday WAS docket day in Justice
Sleeper's court, and number OF
judgments by default were given and
a large number of cases set.
Gas stoves, all styles and prices
from 81. rs to 1886 Lall and get testi-
monials from those using them, at
Office OF Waco Gas company.
1.-The heavy rains in the north and
northw estern part of the state have
had an effect on the river, which is |
running a red rise and is unfordable. |
For hitting, striking, pounding and
psstipg other fellows in the nose, two |
oeigercnts were fined five dollars and |
costs each In Justice Makeig's court
Yesterday
1.-THE capacity of ice warehouses and |
ice factories is crowded to supply the |
demand for ice. There is no ice fam |
Inc, but the amount consumed is very |
great.
a colored woman, of East Waco, |
Was reprimanded by Justice Sleeper |
yesterday to the amount of one dol |
lar and costs for disturbing the peace |
OF that quiet little appendix to the
city.
BIZ, Tom, John, Henry ami George
having enjoyed their little fun on
Saturday and Sunday, stepped up |
before the recorder yesterday morn
lng and settled their little bills to the
city.
Now that tho season Is at hand for
painting honses and harvesting ma
ehinery in the rural districts, W. l.
tucker calls attention TO his except
ionally complete assortment of ready
mixed paints. Prices bottom.
H. ii. Gray, dealer in Staple and
Fancy Groceries and Provisions,
FRUITS and Confectionery, Cigars and
TOBACCO. Country produce u special.
w. Prompt and polite attention paid
10 all orders and customers. Austin
Avenue. Waco, Texas.
The National Association of Mexi-
can eterans will hold its annual ses.
sioh this year in Fort Worth. The
pace last year was left to the execu-
I'VE committee, who took offers from
lIlles in the south, and Fort Worth
igaulng the crowd, captured the asso-
ulatlon. The time Is not yet fixed, but
VIII be soon.
IHE Iron Turbine Wind engine run
with less wind and are more durable
anu gives better satisfaction than auy
nl!i III the market. Call and see
mouel at ;. A. Schroder's and be your
own Judge. Every one guaranteed.
buy The Iron Turbine engine and the
DucAeye Force pump, and you are
'ure to be pleased.
Inc inc State Farmers Alliance meets
o eSeay IN the district court room. The
SSncers and about sixty of the mem.
~ oS's came In yesterday, and number
Sa members of the Grange. They
no ,u al Ihiorma! meeting in the after.
war az winch numerous speeches
'''e made on general topics.
W In sunday night, while Mr.. J.E.
,iut'e'on, OF Eagle Springs, was
Sing INTO the city on the Austin
ws WV road with two horse team, he
-" run into DV 81 huuuv in which |